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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-18
The Austrian Council

VIENNA, December 17.-At council
called for tomorrow, the Emperor,
Francis Joseph, will preside. The chief
question to be considered is the neces-
sary credits in connection with the
present mOdesC wants. and the larger
wants which will arise in the event of
the adoption by Russia of further war
like measures. The ministry desire for
the present TO avoid summoning the
delegations. The council tomorrow
will decide whether or not this IL posi-
Bile. owing to constitutional questions
affecting the budget.
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DeAth of an Editor.

OMAHA, December E.-Hon. s. P.
Rounds, editor and principal owner OF
the Omaha Republican, died at $50
o'clock. this evening, of pneumonia,
after an illness. of ten days. Mr..
Rounds has been resident Of Omaha a
little over a year. He came here from
Washington, after resigning the posi-
ton of public printer, which he held for
four years. For many years previous
to going to Washington, he was propri-
etor of printers supply house in Chi
cago. Mr.. Rounds was well known all
over the country, but particularly in
the vast
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a sanEutns Capitalist.

OTTAWA, Ont, December III. II,
Stiggles. New York capitalist, is here
applying for the renewal of the charter
10 build road from Calgary, North
western Territory, north to Athabssca
Landing, beyond Edmonton. He says
the road viii be built within short
time. Mr.. Stiggles is al-o taking up d
scheme to build railway from Quebec
to the east coast of Labrador, and TO
place feet OF fast vessels on the At
lantic. He thinks this would solve the
question of quick transit to and from
Europe, claiming that the passage
could be made from Labrador TO Eng
lapd in three and half days.
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Paying Fritz q Visit

San RENO, December 1.-THE Duke
of Edinburgh arrived here to-day and
was received at the railway station by
the Crown Princess and Prince Henry.
In conversation with the Duke, DR..
Mckenzie again stated that he was
fayorabiy impressed by the Princes
condition. He declared that the exist
ence of cancer was more doubtful than
on the Occaion of his late visit, and in
fact, had never been proved. DR.. Nc
KenEie will return to London in a week.
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Could Not swear Falsely.

lebanon. Pa, December 1.-THE
case of William Showers who has been
on trial for several days, charged with
having murdered his two grand
children, was given to the jury
TO-; light. During the closing hours of
the trial, Stephen Showers, son
of me accused, testified IN reference to
letters which his father had written
him from prison, asking him TO swear
falsely, so as to clear the old man.
The son said he could not take false
oath, even to save his own 1ather 3
neck
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Tia Nav Auditorium.

CHICAGO, December T.-Mr. n. B.
Adams, who for several years has been
manager of the Central Music Hall, and
who has had charge of Theodore
Thomas. business here and managed
many other Important amusement en-
terprises. has accepted the position OF
manager of the new auditorium which
is being built here, and which will be
used for the first time when the Repub-
lican National Convention meets, in
June. The auditorium will not be used
for smusements until about q year
from now. Mr.. Adams leaves fol-
Europe next week, on business con-
nected with the new enterprise.
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At tho Trsasurx Bar

WASHINGTON, December 17.-Charles
o. Tweed and George B Williams, rep
rssenting the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company, to-day. made an argument
before the first and second comptroller
of the Treasury in regard to the proper
method of settling accounts between
that company and the government.
The question at issue has reference to
the status of unsided portions of the
road between San Francisco and Sacra-
mento, which, to certain extent, pa
raIlels the aided portion.
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Femala Comnlaints.

Complicated. nervous, delicate and
lingering diseases peculiar to woman,
specially treated by DR.. Liebig & Co.,
who will be at the Branch Liebig Dis
penssry, Thompson Block, ~ West,
Second South Street. Gail to-day, as
the old doctor is here personally for 8
Jew days. By the L4eoig method OF
treatment none of the usual physical
examinations are required. Separated
offices for ladies, who should cali be-
tween the hours OF and to-day.
Consultation free.
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In Distress.

BosgoE, December IA Plymouth
special to the Herald says: A large
steamer, apparently in distr So, is in
the lower harbor. About $50 o Ill.
whlstling was heard to seward and
the lights of q large vessel were dis
covered. She lies bToadside to the
waves. No signals have been made
since $50. The sea is smooth and
there is little surf, but a storm is
threatening and her position will be
dangerous in this event.
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The Owens COLONY.

San FRANCISCO, December 16.-The
United States man-of war LroqaOis has
left Topolobsmo and started for San
Francisco. It's commander reports that
he rod $50 miles Oh hora< back through
Ovens colony, and found that The
colonists all had plenty to eat, and
were receiving 50 per day. None of
them wished to leave.
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DiRnltsseS.

NRv York, December 1.-THE case
againssSHenry S. Ives, charged by Jul
ius Dexter, of Cincinnati, with stealing
draft for 500 900 from the cincinnati,
Hamilton q Dayton railway, was dis
missed this mor2ing.
Ives says that he will at once institute
proceedings against Dexter, claiming
100000 for malicious prosecution.
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a aaissienarY AEpelled

LONDON, December 1.-THE London
Missionary Society has received iDtelli-
gence that missionary Jones, In the en-
pIoy of that body, has been expelled
from the Loyalty Islands by force, and
sent to New Caledonia. He has ar
rived at Sydney, New South Wales, and
has formally protested to the governor
against his expulsion.
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Hersa Breeders formulate = Bin.

CHICAGO, December IA meeting
OF horse breeders, held here to-day,
formulated a bill exempting exporters
from liability for past infractions of
che tariff law as recently construed, re
auiring duty upon all breeding animals
not kept by the importer for his
eIn use. The amount of money in
voIved is large. A committee has been
appointed to elect. Q representative to
present the bill to Congress and urge its
passage. e-
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Rucklen,s Arnioa sslHe.

Tire Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Sat Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and ali Skin Erup-
lions, snd positively cures Piles, or no
pay required! 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price 25 cents boz. For sale hy q. O.
n. 1. UOs
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Pullman Limos.

CHICAGO, December 17.-An import
ant bill in chsncery was filed in the
United States Circuit Court here to-
day, by the Pullman Palace Car Com
pany against the Wagner Palace Car
Company and Lake Shore Il Michigan
Southern Railroad, to prevent the in
ffingement of Pullman's patent on YES
Thule trains.
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Shnuannafnit.

ROME, December H.-Signor Magliani,
minister of finance, pres ented the
budget in the Chamber of Deputies to-
day. The estimates for the coming year
shove deficit of 81, $50, 900. This de-
felt the minister explained, was due to
the expedition to MsssoWAh.
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Big snow Storm

READING, Pa. December 1.-THE
greatest snow of the year fell here this
afternoon. and at 10 clock tonight, in
this CITY: it's depth was eighteen inches
and is still falling. The storm is general
over the eastern section of the State.
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Esmonds and o'connor Fsasted

WASHINGTON, December Ex-senator
Mcpherson, of New Jersey, gave
dinner tonight, in honor of
Sir Grafton Esmonde and Mr..
Arthur O'Connor. The other guests
were Secretaries Lamar and Whitney,
Colonel Lamont, Senators Ingalls,,
Hawley, Beck and Kenns, Speaker
Carlisle, and Representatives Brecken-
ridge, Collins, McAdoo and Springer.
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A Shur DOWN

P1rrsBuRe, December 1.-THE con-
verting, blooming and rail departments
of Edgar Thomson's steel works at
BrsddOck, Pa. were closed down to-
day. 1t is understood that the rail de-
partment suspension is for an indefinite
DerOd
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The Easiest on Record.

NEW YORK, December 1.-THE
steamer Etruria, which reached Queens
town to-day, made the fastest east
New York to Fastnet was six days and
two houIS,
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LIME AND BUILDING ROCK.

hFESSRS. VARLEY l. EVERILL HAT
III ing leased the Lime kilns known as the
Pascoe Lime Kilns, from the Utah
Lime and Cement Company, are prepared TO
furnish FIRST class Lime and Building Rock
in any quantity, on the shortest notice
Odice and salesroom No. 80 South Wes
Temple Street. Worth Of HERALD Building
Telephone No. RI.
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Veteran Gone

KANSAS CITY, December IA Times
Atchison, Kansas, snecial says: A.
Weaver, of Iowa, father of Congress
man J. B. Weaver, and pioneer of
Michigan, Iowa and Kansas, died here
to dRy, aged 81.
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Thu MonaY ia Raad9

LONDON, December IA dispatch
from Vienna says the delegation will
vote 20 900, 600 forms to government in
the event of preparations being made
for KAY.
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Bank statement

NEW York, December 1.-THE bank
stat ment shows a reserve increase OF
81, 72l 600. The banks now hold
81, 931, 900 in excess of the legal rule.
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BROWN BROOK.

~ MARKET Row STAPLE AND FANCY
10 groceries All kinds of grain. Deal
ers IN oats. BARLEY, corn, WhesE, chopped
barley, chopp II corn, etc; Best brands OF
-four. our, supply OF Christmas fruits Is
tue cleanest aud freshest. We solicit family
D. Ionage, and deliver all orders promptly
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BaSebAll.

SAE FRANCISCO, Decemb'r 17.-Phila-
delphias 4, 81. LoDis Bro xns 3. Crane
pitched for the Phillies, and King foI
81 LCuis.
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PUBLIC notice OF DISTRICT
SCHOOL MEETING,

T1HE PROPERTY TAX PAYERS RESI-
4 dent in the Twentieth School District,
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County. Utah Ter
ritory, are hereby notified that 1t is neces-
sary to raise funds to further repair the
school building, and to fence in the school
property in said district. That an apprcM-
mate estimate of the cost thereof has been
made by the trustees of said district to wit:
For repairs on building ............$ 975. GO
FOR fence. -----...-...- ...--.-...,-... 5OO.UV
1ObSA -SAioI0'SO
That IL is estimated by the said trustees that
u OF per cent. on the assessed value of the
taxable property of said district will be
necessary to raise said amount, and the said
property taxpayers are hereby notified that
meeting OF said property taxpayers will be
held at the Twentieth District SchOolhouse,
on Wednesday, the 18th day of December,
A D 1887, st 7.30 O'Clock pm, to hear the
financial report, and for the purpose OF vot-
ing on the matter of the rate per cent. TO be
levied on the taxable property of said dis
trict, to raise the said amount for the pur-
poses hereinbefore set forth.
HENRY PUZZY,
OLIVER hODGSOE,
ORSON D. ROMEEY.
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Poyderiy Improves

SCRANTON, Pa. December T.-Pow-
derly's condition continues 70 improve.
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Aground in the CIvde

LoKDoE, December 1.-THE steamer
Aleidcs after collision with the Mani-
tobian, grounded in the Clyde where she
remains.
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Aubertin Precarious,

80 PARIs,--Dscameer F.-To-night
AubeItin is deliri 3us, and the doctors
daanair OF biz lie.
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SP GAL NOTICES,

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
A SQUARE ROSEWOOD PIANO, $50.
a Cali at TRggart 4 Chamberlain q Piano
Depot, No. 1856 r., Third South.
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a SINGLE ROOM, FURNISHED,
IN 4 NEW HOUSE AM, EAsAN1 10
1 cslIEy, rear the Eagle 6Ste, Furniture
new and complete. To let at reasonable
terms to one or two gentlemen.
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GRAND PRIZE DRAwING

1nn CBANCES-1oo PRIZEs-5Oc. A
lUu chance Prizes varyins from 25c to
So Also rattle for Easel and Glass Globe
of wax fioweTs, Painted Plaques and two
Vases of wax Ieqves. SO chan es, 81 a chance
Both to be on December 23d at Mrs B. g.
Longs, So and 81 e. First South Street.
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| A GOOD GIRL, IN SMALL FAMILY. GOOD
| Il wsges to a fair cook. Apply at O. ~,
sixth South Street.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION, BY A GOOD PENMAN
a Card-writer. Bookkeeper and Copy st.
Address, V. NJ. P. this office.
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Send Orders to
INLAND SALT COMPANY,
Telephone No. 1OS.


Mrs. DR.. E. B. FERGUSON BEG5 TO
III announce thst she has removed from
her former residence on South Temple
street, to her new house, III B Street, where
she will be pleased to rave her friends
and all who may need her professional
services call upon her. Telephone 81
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..3l,325.OO
s sTARLEY, GLAZIERs.

GLAZING DoNB ON SHORT NOTICE.
VI Saiisfacti guaranteed. Prices mod
erate. Shop at No. so e, First South Street
Salt Lake City.
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DY A YOU'VE MAN, A SMALL ROOM IN
d a private. house Must be cheap
: pply al HERALD ONCE.
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TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO-
Perry.

A boSse qs 10 eo11ss etc i oeSss
under cultivation; thrty acres in lucern,
ba.ance pillow land. Near mountain afford
ing summer pasture. A bargain for q
family who wish to farm or raise horT
stock, horses or sheep. Value, about q eco.
Enquire Box Il, brigham City Utah.
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DANCING.

nRIYATE LESSONS IN THE LATEST
i styles 0i dancing given by Prof. George
L Cliff Telephone 81.
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KERsaAW 6 STARLEYHTAxIDKR
MISTS

MOUNTING OF ELK, MOOSE AND DEER
VI heads, etc specially Satisfaction
irants-d Shop at No. 20 &, First South
Street, salt Like City.
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shORTHA AND.

Taught BY IMPROVED METHOD. IN
l structions by mall. University class
y % Clayton's Commercial school, Pm;
Address; G. q. Bliss, P. o. Box 527, Salt
Lake City.
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A RIDING HORSE. APPLY AT 1T c,
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DANIEL GRAENTG

HOLLY an" BOQUET GREEN
Tor CHRIsThA5 DECORATION AT
4 John Readings.
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NE OR TWO LARGE ROOMS ON THIRD
~ floor of HERALD building. Long lease,
cheap to right parry Very desirable rooms
for studio or class purposes.
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TO RENT

CHEAP, house OF EIGHT ROOMS
l. buttery, clos'ts, bay window: fine
view, etc. Inquire on the premises, 22l B
Street, or of J. K. Gillespie, Real Estate
Agent.
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RT YOUR PROPERTY WITH w. J.
IL Miles, Boom Real Estate Exchange, If
you want TO sell.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY. A MAN Ao-
w ,customed to farming to take charge of
q small farm. Apply to JOHN H. RUMEL,
6r., No 2lS Z, First south Street.
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DARTIE5 WISHING TO ENGAGE IN 4
I light pleasant business paying large
profits on investment; experience not n ces.
| Eary; call on T Naylor, Cliff House. City,
| from to daily. P. S.-TO Parties prepared
| to handle sub-agents, fortune is assured
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| T WANT BUSINESS, Dwell ING AND
i acre property to sell. W. J. Miles, 276
8, Main. next to Cliff House F|'|
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-23
PHILOLEXIAN SOCIETY.
PIcasant Entertainment as tht
tsaPsist University.

The literary and musical entertain
ment given Tuesday night at the Bap-
tist University, was great success
The different parts OF the programme
were well rendered, and were f.vora-
bly, received by the audience in at
tendance. The friends OF the Uni
versity have good reasons for con
graduating themselves on the unusual
success OF the institution during the
past session, and on the encouraging
prospects of the future. After the
Christmas holidays, the classes OF the
University viii resume their studies
on the 9th Of January next, at which
time the applicants 1Jf admission will
be received. The programme OF ex-
ercises for the evenings entertainment
was as follows:
Music ....... ........., Gallop Brilliant
Misses Hymer and Decker.
Recitation. =" The Elegant Edi6ce
Miss Jessie 1ibbi,ts.
Song "Consider the Lilies. -
Miss Alice Austerm Il,
Paper ,...,,...,.. "rhe Philolexian News"
ifAicb iuSC H. HUI
Messrs. Mitchell and Shaw.
Dialogue. The Office in an Uproar."
Misses Harris, Taylor and Manson
NcssrR. Chapman, Tfbbits, Wilson, Benton,
Shaw and Halliday.
Solo and Quartette. Drifting with the Tide. +"
EJloist. Mr.. 4. T. Coulter.
Recitation. prince Erlc's Christ maid"
Niles Anna Fowler.
Music. ..,...... s...........Ta rentelle op Is
Miss Olive Tibbetts.
Recisatlon -. "a girls story"
Miss Minnie Thomas.
Spice Box ........... PhilOlexinn Wit
Miss Fannie Cook
Music 80. Observation-Disclosures Piano Duet
Misses Gcrtie and Jessie Johnson.
Recitation. -. 1.-THE Pride Of Battery B.
Mrs. Birdie Taylor. =
Song ....., "Bounio, sweet Bessie
Miss Olive Tibbetts.
Recitation ."rhe Dutchman's Boy
Mr.. Edward Reyn ids.
Piano Duet ......... "5pai king Dew
Misses Fowler and Rose.
Miss Helen Mar bennett :
Song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Anchored
Miss frankie Overton.
Dialogue "rhe Stage struck Clerk"
Messrs. Mitchell, Besttie and Susn, Miss
Blanche Decker.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-23
California Inventors.

Messrs. Hazard and TOWNSEND, So.
ictors OF patents, furnish the HERAln
it'll the following list OF pa ents issued
y the United States Patent Ufii,e,
California inventors, December IS
1887, viz:
Purifying water for bo;lers-C harlet
Elliot. San Francisco.
Clamp for securing stereotype plate
w illism FilImer, San Franisco.
Aiiiti ial fuel-Jason J. Irving, Sal,
Francisco.
Orang.' grader--John N. Keeney,
San Francisco.
Mill stock feedpr-Clifford +. Ken
dull, Stockton.
Plow Atanhard-Michael N. Lanien
burg, San Farnciseo
Cloih Decentralization G. Meyer,
South Vallejo.
Electro medical apparatus-John S.
Muir, HAnf"rI.
Device for operating elevator tral
dtors--Albert &. Page, San Fran.
cisco.
Combined backing brush and
hlarking box--George w. Peck, Sax
Luis Obispo.
Fruit dryer--Charles A. pitkin, ST..
San Jose
Fruit dryer-Chn niles A. Pitkin, Sr,
San Jose.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-23
THE NEW TOWN CARLTON.
sAafy Attractions Possessed by
khis Coming YOusag Niay.

Some time ago wealthy Los An
geles syndicate purchased large tract
# valuable land known as the Shank
lin ranch. A portion of this. known
is the Richfield tract, was laid out as
the site Of u new town that now goes
by the name OF Carlton.
Carlton is on the same slope with
Whittier, about twenty miles east Vi
it and eig!.t miles northeast OF Ana
helm. The Santa Fe Railroad runs
within one mile OF the townsite, and
the proposed road from Pomona to the
sea Coast runs through the town. An
Ill well has been drilled in the feat
hills one mile north Of the place, and
oil Is now flowing from it.
Carlton is planted in the midst of a
most highly fertile and fruitful lraet.
Large Hocks CT sheep are now grazing
upon il. and within ono mile are com
fields aud orchards of almost all kinds
OF fruits. Hundreds of wsgon-loads
of pumpkins and watermelons are ly-
ing uncared for in the feldl, and
hundreds of acres of alfalfa are growing
in the ncighborhood.
No sooner was the central or origi.
nal site disposed OF at remarkably low
figures than the syndicate began to
Law out now additions and rai.ed the
prico Of lots to $50 each. A HERALD
reporter visited Mr.. Lee McGowu.
Jr., at 10 North Spring street, yester lay
morning, and learned that these addi-
tons contain tho choicest blocks, and
80 enthusiastic were some Of the origi
nal purchasers of lots that they re-
fused to cell at 500 a lot. Thus u
new town will soon-perhaps within
ninety days--look down upon the
distant sea from this sunny slope.
Lots in the western section are
now going like hot cakes. You must
call quick or you will miss your
chance. See Mr.. Lee MrGown, Jr
At 10 North Spring street, for full par
ticulurs. etc,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-23
Lewis morrison.

After the i,i1ey Company at the
Opera House next week Lewis Morr.-
son and Company will present Her
Atonement. OF this the Examiaer
speaks as follows: 1t was a well-con
siructed, vigorous meloirama which
was presented ut the California Thea
CIR last night as the first attraction OF
the newly formed company. Her
Atonement has a great many unfail-
,nsly popular features. The mililar.
scenes and the New York street
scenes are prominent among these
The characters ale al of a kind to be
readily Ineligible and readily inter
esting to the ma jority of the audiences,
and they were, as rule, very well
pIayed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-23

Charles o. Scott; Junior W.rden, r.
d. Calton; Treasurer, r. F. Spence
Secretary, K. T. Mullarj; Senior Dea-
con, j. b. Binford; Junior Deacon. L
J. Cooper; Marshal, Andrew Peasley
Senior Steward, l.. Fl. Whitson, Jn-
nior Steward, Z. l.. Hansen. The
newly-installed officers entertained all
present at repast IN the banquet hall
after the lodge had been rtgularl,
closed. Among those who were callei
upon and responded to various toastt
we're Messrs. Freeman. q. Teed, T.
+. Spence, George ellison, w. p.
Woode and Barnes. Past Master
Bragg responded for Los Angeles
Lodge No. AZ, and Past Master buns
moor for Pentalpha Lodge No. 202.